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  • Collection: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum Collection (on-going)

H. M. Howard accused his sixteen-year-old servant Edward Smith of embezzling money.

J. B. Hunsucker accused Charles and Frank Morrison of attempting to kill W. F. Jones with a wooden club.

John Law accused Garsola Paneries of stealing four cases of eggs from the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.

A. E. Sweet accused Robert Williams and Mainard Griggs of breaking into his house at 917 N. Waco and stealing a shotgun and money.

Mabel Dudley accused Clarence Shults of rape.

W. C. Grace accused J. E. Hughes of countefeiting two checks.

Mary Boylan accused George Green of threatening to kill her.

A. G. Pike accused C. H. Van Auken of selling strawberries that weren't stored in a sanitary manner.

A. G. Pike accused W. C. Ward of selling food products kept in an unsanitary manner.

A. G. Pike accused Albert, Jesse and Louis Huber of selling food products kept in an unsanitary manner.

Rose Goodman accused A. J. English of assault and battery.

F. Fitzpatrick accused Lewis McCartney of stealing candy, tobacco and cheese from the Missouri Pacific Railway.

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